Smart phone Music to Old Stereo Amp And Speakers

[Holladay]

I just a little smart and found my ripped CD's (that took awhile) that I put on MP3 players years ago. They are now on my smart phone operated by a dummy.

I have some nice speakers on my old school reciever/amps. Harmon Kardon and Pinicale speakers.

I need to know how to get my Smart phone (guessing blue tooth tech) to interface with my old stereos.

I searched CP and didn't find anything.

Thanks...sure it is easy. I have not searched the web. I am not sure what to look for.

Next question would be how to download music and save them to a file. Spotify and Google music use data to stream. I want them in a file. I use a Trac-phone for $100/year. No unlimited data. Obviously, I don't use a cell phone much. It is a tool though.

[DaveNull]

Originally Posted by Holladay

So the next job is "how to download" music from the internet and save it in a file. I ripped all of my CD's and saved them to a file. I still want a bunch of other songs but don't want to pay $1/song on iTunes. Off my ripped CD's are 436 songs. I would like +300 more. More of the current songs. I saw how you can copy songs off of Spotify, very simple as the 10 minute you-tube explained.

Ideas? In the end, I would buy them from iTunes.

If you think your time is worth anything at all, then purchasing them through iTunes or going with a streaming service is going to be the easiest. I personally go with Apple Music for $10 a month, but that may be a little spendy depending on how much time you spend listening to music. I listen to music constantly and have all Apple stuff so it's a good fit. Your mileage may vary.

The other downside in trying to capture the stream off Spotify is that the quality may not be what you're looking for.